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Chris Petersen offers a reminder for coaches whose lives have become consumed by the profession. “One of the biggest lies that coaches tell themselves is, ‘Coaching is what I do. It’s not who I am.’” When you dedicate nearly every waking moment to coaching, it’s incredibly difficult not to... show more

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